Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-27

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their way to Europe were set on by a
gang OF strikers and brutally assaulted.
Some Hungarians were verely injured
and one it is feared fatality.
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS.
Tho Kimball Index now issues o daily
edition.
At Aberdeen Monday a storm block
AIDED the railroads.
Mayor Mcclure. Of Pierre, is quite
sick at the National hotel in Washing
ton.
No trains have arrived at Minnewau-
Kan, on the Jamestown and Northern
road, for ten days.
On Saturday night the artesian we'll
at Highmore was down 1880 feet, and
water over the top Of tho piping.
The Fargo roller mills have shipped
since January lat an average OF 300
barrels Of -four per day to New York.
- p.:..:sss ri: be e .eesntls bean On the
range 10 the Hills report cattle in bet
ter condition than was anticipated, but
looking very badly.
Young Noyes, q member OF the firm OF
Boyoe 4 Noyes, Sioux Falls, is to go to
Washington soon and take a position on
the Evening Star in that city.
East Friday as John Burke Wal dig
ging ! we'll upon his farm north Of
Bridgewater, he struck an abundance OF
mica at q depth Of eighteen feet.
Three gambling houses we're raided In
Rsdneld Thursday night, and the pros
prietors and all the inmates were
brought before 4 iustioe.and fined.
It lie an assured fact that no license
will be granted the saloon keepers at
Ganton after February Sd. The board
passed resolutions to that effect at their
last session.
A letter from a railroad official to q
citizen OF Castalia. would make it seem
pretty nigh certain that within Q year
the iron horse will be 3 daily visitor to
Charles Mix county.
Daring the past week 500 additional
patents were received in the United
States land office at Fargo. making
about 2 1000 patents received IN the offlc'
since December LIST, 1886.
Circuit, Cantonss wife.beater, wht
has been lourgirs in jail the past twt
months, was converted at q reviva
meeting Sunday evening. The sup.
positionis that he is trying to make hi
wife believe he is good enough to liv
with her again.
During the last quarter the Aberdeen
land office transacted the following
business: Four hundred and forty-iv
original entries, representing 70,30O.7
acres. and $50 final entries, representa-
87.S09.22 acres; the receipts during chi
time being $1e5. 726.45.
Sheriff Shore left Minnewaukan MOI
day with four prisoners sentenced b.
Judge Francis to the Bismarck peniten
tiary, viz: Elmer Fosberry, four year
for manslsughtsr, second degree, killinl
of Frank w. Finney, in August las
William Custer, seven years, and 81
months; John Goggins and William 3
Allen, each six years and six month
robbery Of q person in the night time
The departure Of Judge Church frol
Huron for Bismarck Saturday a~fternoo
wal somewhat OF ssnrpriss to many Of b
more intimate friends, it being though
he would remain at Huron till his con
frmation. It is stated on good author
ty that the iHdge has been advised thu
his confirmation will not be delaye
longer, and that his commission wi
reach Bismarck within a few days. 3
stated. however, that 1t it was bis intel
tion to return to Huron and be in char
bers on Saturday OF this week.
Twelve new actions have been begu
by Highmore parties against the Oh
csgo & Northwestern railway compan,
and eight judgments taken. III
most Of these are for damages sustains
by fire alleged to have been started |
the negligence Of the defendant never
years ago.. This makes fifty-nine iud
menus with tifty-one OF these appeal,
notthe district court, and in all sixt.
zzTz=Ss.ssss standing cases, with I've to |
added that have enSdismi5s1d in Il
Justice court. making The total sixt.
eighs cAses.
George Carroll. Milwaukee, freigl
brakeman. was taken from Mitchell
his5 home at Sanborn to-day with
badly broken leg. His train was co,
ing in IRON the east late Monday mig